Church Divided over Garci Case
Byline: HERN P. ZENAROSA
WHILE the senators continue to quibble over the process of launching anew investigation of the "Hello, Garci" case, leaders of the Catholic Church seem equally divided over whether the Senate probe should be reopened or to put a stop to it for good.
Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales in a statement published in yesterday's newspapers said it was time for the nation to move on, admonishing those concerned to "stop all these things.... Let us be unified."
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But this was hastily opposed by Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz who insisted that before the country could really move forward, there is a need to reopen the …
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Article title: Church Divided over Garci Case.
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Newspaper title: Manila Bulletin.
Publication date: September 4, 2007.
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